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The New York Mets will take on the Atlanta Braves at Truist Park on Friday, August 22, 2025. The Mets are looking to break their two-game losing streak. They have a record of 67-60 and stand second in the NL East division. Their recent form shows a 4-6 record in their last ten games. The Braves, on the other hand, have won their last two games. They hold a 58-69 record and are fourth in the NL East. In their last ten games, they have gone 8-2. The game will start at 7:15 PM and will be broadcast on APLTV. The weather forecast predicts a warm day with light rain and a breeze. The New York Mets are coming off

The Cleveland Guardians will visit the Texas Rangers at Globe Life Field for a night game on Friday, August 22, 2025. The Guardians have a record of 64-62 and sit third in the AL Central. They have lost their last two games and are 3-7 in their last ten. Their manager, Stephen Vogt, will look to turn things around as they play on the road. The Texas Rangers hold a 63-66 record, also ranking third in their division, the AL West. They have lost their last game and are 3-7 in their last ten as well. Manager Bruce Bochy will aim for a win at home, where they have a 37-26 record. The weather is expected to be very hot

The Minnesota Lynx stand alone as the only WNBA team to have clinched a playoff berth, reaffirming their dominance with a 28–7 record and continued pursuit of the No. 1 seed. As WNBA playoffs tip off on September 14, their position atop the standings is secure and strategic preparations can begin. Indiana, in contrast, enters Friday’s contest teetering in the playoff fringes. At 19–16, the Fever are just inside the eighth and final playoff spot, but face mounting challenges due to critical injuries. This comparison frames the stakes: the Lynx are looking to regain form, while the Fever must find resilience to stay afloat. Indiana’s guard situation borders on catastrophic. Sophie Cunningham has been lost for the season with an

The Columbus Crew started their season with ambition, posting a strong 7–1–3 record that sparked support for a potential Supporters’ Shield run. That early surge has slowed, with a recent 5–4–6 stretch placing them sixth in the Eastern Conference, just two points behind Orlando City for the top-four spot that ensures home advantage in the first playoff round. Max Arfsten, a midfielder for the Crew, emphasized that the team is pursuing consistency to build on early success. Their recent run of form proves they are still very much in contention. The New England Revolution, in contrast, were on the periphery of playoff contention by early May but have slipped dramatically since. A record of 7–12–7 leaves them 11 points behind